Effing the Lens: Fashion Photography

Hello Everyone,

It has been a while since I made a blog update, work and several backlogs caught my time and now, since I have a new wave of work coming in weeks to come, I thought I should already put some of my works out so as to air out some hard drive space in my computers and keep you guys in tune with what I've been doing behind the lens.

Here are several photos from a quick demo shoot I did from my recently concluded Fashion Photography term in SoFA Design Institute. An activity to understand the male form in a fashion context and I asked my students to style our model and be observant on how to shoot in available light, outdoors a la guerrilla-style.

Photos by Enzo Mondejar

Styled by the Fashion Photography students of SoFA Design Institute Manila

Model: Karl at YEOH Models

Grooming by Kayzzle Del Rosario

Thanks and til my nest post guys!

Hello Everyone.

Here are some photos from our in-class photo shoot activity shot completely in campus using creative lighting techniques.

Here are some samples I took using a single flash/speedlight mounted on a bracket with a 60" wide Octobox light modifier.

Here's with the same single light source but angled in a different manner, and with a different subject/model.

Here's a speedlight mounted on a bracket without any light modifier bounced off the corner of the wall, overexposed.

While this is a speedlight mounted on a bracket without any light modifier tilted closer to the subject.

Of course, this activity is not about me, but actually about how my students took the learning and applied it into their own photos. For those that are diligent in submitting their activities on time, here's a feature exclusive for their works: